Star Trek: Inside the USS Voyager

[@mari.be.86]

Considering that the ship was designed in the 1990s, its design is still not obsolete even after almost 30 years. It's just perfect and it's my favorite star ship of all the star trek shops ever.

[@danchaosan5194]

THX!!!

[@coreymoore2719]

Ugh fuck I'm getting old

[@TrentonBennett]

It's not my favorite Trek ship (mine is the 1701/1701-A Refit). However, I really do love the Voyager design.

[@twiff3rino28]

Right... it never has screamed "1994" to me.

[@MotoroidARFC]

it's unbalanced. The nacelles are too small. Perhaps if they were quad sets like the Prometheus or Stargazer or larger and longer there would be balance.

[@christophervincent77]

This design is great - I like that a lot of space is taken up with the technical components needed to make the ship run. It feels tighter and more realistic.

[@timeprobeable]

In my opinion Voyager was the finest of the Starfleet vessels. Captain Janeway was truly the best scientific explorer of the Federation.

[@Trapsarentgay133]

And she drank coffee

[@TheRailwayDrone]

I agree!

[@inmjoh]

I always had problems with voyager. They're supposed to be stranded years away from the nearest Starbase, but never act like it. Consider they have a cook to save energy that would otherwise be used in replicators, yet they leave most of the lights on throughout the ship. They only have a limited amount of torpedoes, yet never seem very concerned with using them sparingly. At no point in the show do we see any damage that isn't repaired good as new by the next episode, or reset somehow so it never happened. They don't use the Aero shuttle, yet build a whole new spaceship in the delta flyer. Being stranded was an interesting idea, but its like the writers completely forgot about the entire premise of the show.

[@harvestercommander3250]

@@inmjoh you do realize after being stranded, they would have to find alternatives to get by. For example, I bet during their travel back they found ways to replicate to torpedoes. Plus the reason they don’t act like they were stranded is because they were still Starfleet, still following the same directive, exploring an area of space never explored before.

[@inmjoh]

@@harvestercommander3250 You can't replicate antimatter, thats whats in the torpedoes. A matter replicator can't replicate antimatter by definition.

[@PDohm123]

Nicely done and plenty of details! Very impressed with what you put together. Thanks for this!

[@Halfscreen]

Much appreciated!

[@marcgrenier9431]

Well done. Thank you.

[@winn86]

this is craftsmanship level. i love how you designed the technology, as in batterry room and especially the sensors. those remind me of UFO: Terror from the Deep game, where the modern sonar-transceiver looked very similar. this gives me some goosebumps and allows to encompass all the ideas that were left out from the series. also the Aero bay could easily fit the Delta Flyer. So if not for bad writing or probably also CGI budget; I can imagine how this ship would have been used instead; I also like its design much better than the Delta Flyer. Would love to see it in action.

[@Halfscreen]

@@winn86 Thanks for the compliment. I just can't help it, I'm a detail freak.

[@danchaosan5194]

@@Halfscreen THX for your answer of my wish to show the best adventure of Star Trek this story is a butterfly effect of Dan!!!

[@fen4554]

Given that everyone agrees that the Enterprise D was a flying living room in space (which I adore), the intrepid makes a lot of sense. I remember being really crestfallen when I discovered the next mainline StarTrek ship was going to be relatively small and focused on science. Little did I know Voyager would take its technobabble to 11 which is what I come for, so now I love the ship.

[@reikojons]

Ent-D was a flying corporate office building

[@delphicdescant]

@@reikojons Maybe a bit of flying airport lounge, too.

[@xineohpinakc264]

Luxury hotel

[@alsyville]

Voyager is my favourite vessel and this video has given me extra reasons to love it! Thank you so much for your hard work.

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@undergod1987]

Couldn't agree more.. loved it thank you

[@kennelhills]

Voyager has always been my favorite ship. Thanks for your hard work putting this video together!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jamessteven711]

Literally rewatching voyager right now!!!!

[@coloradobrad6779]

9:48. I like how you found all of Voyager’s shuttles they were going to lose in the hanger storage.

[@todds9746]

I saw that...That was a big gripe among fans...how many shuttles did they have?

[@leighharvey9150]

@@todds9746 just one and they just replicated a new one each week

[@stevenscott2136]

That's what kept most of those 150 unnamed and unseen crewmen busy -- assembling shuttles and torpedoes.

[@whitewolf3051]

That’s the thing, many sites such as Lore Reloaded, Trek Culture, Certifiably Ingame, and others seem to rely on the 2D ship schematic on the bridge. And those don’t do justice to any of the Starfleet ships. For example, just because the 2D schematic shows only two shuttles for Voyager, that’s what how many shuttles Voyager should have, they never think of 3D possibility or the true scale.

[@KC_Smooth]

Phenomenal job. The scaling gives great perspective. Even though it’s not the biggest ship, there is still more than enough space to feel comfortable. Though I’m sure I might feel claustrophobic after a few months stuck aboard.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching.

[@TheRailwayDrone]

Try being there for 7 years...

[@MrAndyBearJr]

Thank goodness for the holodeck! 😃

[@JRJohnson1701]

It's a well done ship for sure. I would have included a botanical garden, two decks tall, with simulated sun, a little stream and waterfall, a fish pond, and a variety of plants to counter the claustrophobic feel of a ship for months

[@KC_Smooth]

​@@JRJohnson1701Those would definitely help!

[@ThirdOfJune4444]

Wow, your technical knowledge is impressive! This is beyond hardcore fandom. You have a passion and it shows.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching Todd.

[@FatCatGarfield]

Just found your channel, and couldn't help but watch this video on Voyager. It was my first Star Trek series that I got into, which got me into the rest of the franchise, and from the very start I was always a ship nerd. This was excellent and I look forward to more! Also love how you tried to explain Voyager's shuttle source as others have mentioned. Keep up the awesome work!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it! I probably will finish this video eventually since many of the viewers seem to enjoy it.

[@whitewolf3051]

Yeah, other sites on KZbin dedicated to Trek only go by the ship’s side view 2D schematic, which makes them assume incorrectly how many shuttles there are.

[@999benhonda]

it is amazing how good Voyage looks today, considering it is a tv show from '95. There are some modern scifi shows that are not as realistic looking.

[@junior1138]

Great vid, thanks for your time and effort. A few folks have mentioned your accent. I recall you mentioning it yourself on an earlier vid. Personally, I find it quite soothing.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks Sci-Fi Guy. I have to admit, it took me awhile to get used to hearing my own voices but I'm getting more comfortably about it.

[@beyondlimitationsvideo]

Check out SPACE HEROES with Robert Picardo (Star Trek: Voyager) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYDddWqrpKqlb5I

[@juneangel7221]

I love that ship and it's captain 😍, I wish they made a movie for voyager. THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!

[@Halfscreen]

That would be cool!

[@evanbelisle8464]

I’m actually surprised they never at least made a DS9 movie.

[@lucasdegennaro]

Dude you make all these designs!?!? INSANE!! Very talented!! great video!!

[@Halfscreen]

Technically, you can download the exterior (stl files) quite easily, but I have to recreate the interiors myself.

[@lucasdegennaro]

@@Halfscreen We learn new things every day! 🤓. Still very impressive work!!

[@alberttadros638]

@@Halfscreenwhere can we find your interior models? I would love to 3d print a full Voyager with all the decks! Plus, I am a HUGE fan of your channel! I’ve seen all of your Star Trek videos and I show them off to all my scifi buddies. Please keep up your amazing work!!

[@Halfscreen]

@@alberttadros638Thanks for the compliment. Currently, right now, it's not accessible. I wouldn't mind selling some of my 3D models but I'm not sure I can do that due to legal issues with IP (paramount).

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Even though we didn't get to see the inside of Voyager's main shuttle that much on the show it was still cool that they made the set for it and they showed it for the first time when they built the Delta Flyer.

[@Halfscreen]

So much time spent on making the pre-production practical model but didn't use it.

[@whitewolf3051]

Other sites on KZbin dedicated to Trek only go by the ship’s side view 2D schematic, which makes them assume incorrectly how many shuttles there are.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

I find it funny that the Intrepid Class wasn't designed with families in mind like the Galaxy class but Voyager became the first with having children onboard starting with Naomi Wildman being the first child born onboard and it was later updated with 4 children who were assimilated by the Borg and of the 4 of them only Icheb remained aboard while the others were returned to their families and the reason Icheb stayed onboard because it was discovered his parents used him as a living biological weapon against the Borg and after he was returned to them they did it again only for Seven of Nine to discover what they did and Voyagers crew rescued Icheb before he could be captured and assimilated again.

[@troydonwainwright6375]

Great presentation. Thank you so much for putting this together. For me Voyager is the most elegant of Star Trek's ships.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@indyphoto1]

Great video of the Voyager, my favorite Starship!

[@Halfscreen]

Good choice!

[@jackdorseysdisappointedfather]

Voyager was my introduction to star trek and Janeway will always be MY captain. This was SO FRIGGIN DOPE DUDE!!!🤣😂👍 THANKS A BUNCH FOR MAKING THIS.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it Jack!

[@jackdorseysdisappointedfather]

@@Halfscreen seriously bro. I haven't seen Voyager in YEARS. I cant tell you how nostalgic this made me.☺🤗 Might just go rewatch it!🤩👍

[@Halfscreen]

@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather For some reason, seem like my animations always seem to bring back some nostalgia.

[@JohnMitnick-qj9gl]

This is INCREDIBLE. I have been waiting for a video like this for my whole life since I originally saw Voyager! Thank you!!

[@Halfscreen]

Wow, thank you!

[@uncleron9481]

Excellent piece of work. Thanks so much for all this work. Much appreciated.

[@Halfscreen]

Much appreciated Ron!

[@ronhanks4610]

awesome job, I can’t wait to for you to finish her.

[@Halfscreen]

Me too! 😁

[@clairewilliams9416]

Great work! Voyager has always been my favourite of Trek ships. I think the Voyager looks very sleek and visually appealing.

[@Halfscreen]

It really is!

[@andrewjurkiewicz4393]

Sweet, Thanks for showing us

[@Halfscreen]

Any time!

[@ancientmb23]

I've watched Star Trek all my life, and I absolutely fell in love with the design of this little hearty ship. I just bought a replica USS Voyager for my Christmas tree (thank you ebay). I love all of the Star trek ships, but Voyager seemed more maneuverable because of it's reduced size, faster, sleeker, and able not only to go into a planet's atmosphere, but also able to land planet side! The few times this happened on the show were totally amazing! I loved it so much! Thank you for taking the time to do this 3D animation. I would have liked you to mention the captain's dinning room, as it was eventually taken over by Neelix as an officer's mess hall. I loved your showing a couple of quick clips from the show too! Great work here!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem Rosalie. I can't really model it all but heck, I think i got about 60% of the models. I think. 😏

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

Make sure to check if your Christmas tree 'ornament' is really just an ornament and not the real Voyager in hiding from Q.

[@Halfscreen]

@@ShalmendoGlineux 😂

[@PortnoiJ]

Amazing video.. love the detail.. I LOVE Voyager.. still rewatching at least once a year... I would love to live on Voyager..

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BlueSideUp77]

The Intrepid Class is my favorite mid-sized vessel. I would love to see more!

[@Ti.St.]

Amazing Models. Thank you

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like them!

[@alejandrolupercio1193]

Thank you so much for such an extraordinary job. Voyager is my favorite so far. I can't wait to see your video about Voyager-J.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much for watching Alejandro! Personally, I'm not too familiar with the Voyager J but it look interesting.

[@galas455]

I've always liked Voyager, the ship, and the show, I'm watching it now on Hulu for the 4th time.

[@capt4in1]

This was AMAZING! I hope you get to finish the rest. Voyager was definitely my favorite ship:)

[@Halfscreen]

That's the plan!

[@jamesjscorpio34]

I love this ship and the show.

[@jamesjscorpio34]

@@titaniumspecial4207 yes i have. been a while though.

[@bobbymak6964]

Beautiful. It reminds me of my child hood when I used boxes and toys to create my own starship Enterprise. The army men were crew and I had adventures. It also makes me wonder if Klingon bird of prey and Romulan Warbirds are even practical designs to support a crew other than looking cool on the outside.

[@dronesection9595]

Fantastic work and great attention to detail ! Voyager is the best !

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@dronesection9595]

@@Halfscreen I've got a little Voyager of my own as well 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKe6k394g6qJfKM

[@Halfscreen]

@@dronesection9595 Very Nice model!

[@dronesection9595]

@@Halfscreen Thank you !

[@Nyst2]

I'm sure that Voyager's warp coils looked different, flatter. Love that you managed to stuff 16 shuttles in there as well, given how many shuttles Voyager lost. Anyway, I hope you eventually find time to finish the rest of the decks.

[@Halfscreen]

I will eventually.

[@royshashibrock3990]

Very well done; to the point, detailed, and no BS. I enjoyed this video thoroughly.

[@DefiantAML]

Amazing attention to detail. Fascinating to see the ship from the inside out like this. Also, you sound like Arnie. Are you Austrian? Can you do the Enterprise E and Defiant too?

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the compliment and no, I'm actually from the States. I will look into the E an Defiant.

[@daisiesofdoom]

@@Halfscreen you sound native Korean though

[@Halfscreen]

@@daisiesofdoom Nah. I'm not Korean. When I talk normally, my accent isn't as strong. I just using a bunch of technical jargon I typically don't use in a normal conversation.

[@anno5936]

@@Halfscreen 😂😂😂 I hope you're "just" human like the rest of us... Like your work, live long and prosper !

[@Halfscreen]

@@anno5936 Last time I check, I have a normal heartbeat. 😁

[@matthewward2437]

Great all around, thanks for putting it together.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sarrjel]

I've always liked the Enterprise D because it could split up into two ships but I have to admit I am intrigued and amazed with the Voyager ship.

[@rafaelsays175]

Seriously awesome video!!!!!

[@Halfscreen]

thanks rafael for the compliment and thanks for watching!

[@Sasuke81a]

Really enjoyed this presentation, I look forward to see the inside of the USS Equinox one day.

[@Halfscreen]

You and me both but at this moment, I don't know much about it!

[@Sasuke81a]

I found some images of the Deck Plans of the Equinox and the Waverider shuttle looks awesome. I'm saddened that the producers wasted the opportunity to use Voyager's Aeroshuttle, they could've developed some excellent episodes.

[@briananthony4044]

There are floor by floor schematics of the Equinox online. I downloaded some years ago on another computer. No longer working. The inside is roomier than outside appearances suggest.

[@danutzzz2064]

Seeing more of the video is even more impressing ! Fantastic!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it!

[@Z1gguratVert1go]

You always do an amazing job but this is your best that I've seen so far. You really know how to tickle my nostalgia for the Star Trek universe's starships! I wasn't the biggest fan of Voyager the TV show (I liked it but it wasn't my favorite), but I love the Intrepid Class. Nicely done!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoy it! Some people like TOS Enterprise, Enterprise D, or the Voyager. Different stroke for different folks.

[@Z1gguratVert1go]

@@Halfscreen I love almost all of the Federation Starships, I just love some more than others!

[@r.morris5589]

I always like seeing cut out details of these fantasy ships

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Let's also not forget about the Quantum Slipstream drive when Voyager first encountered that technology and traveling through the quantum slipstream she managed to travel several lightyears within a matter of seconds and they even developed a quantum slipstream drive of they're own but it was discovered to be unstable because of a .42 phase variance as Tuvok stated 'We have created an experimental piece of technology there were bound to be setbacks' and I think Janeway mentioned in her log that they managed to shave more years off of they're journey until they dismantled the drive until they could improve the technology.

[@greenbeacon394]

I think they shaved off 10 years

[@SgtBackbone]

The Intrepid Class was just plain sexy in design.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

It's funny how the Intrepid Class Starships were the first Federation Starships built with 2 warp cores instead of just 1 even though we only saw the main warp core in main engineering and the second warp core was a back up.

[@darksmiza]

What's also funny is expect for that one time when it was actually ejected there always seems to be a problem with one of the ejector clamps. They clearly don't have wd40 in the 2300 🤣🤣🤣

[@chrissonofpear1384]

One may actually be a backup or spare, I suppose. And witness how small the shuttlebay is!

[@darksmiza]

Talking about shuttles how many did voyager blow up as I count a potential 17 there

[@krane15]

Yep, the never got to put that into effect, even though the main warp core was stolen once. They also never used the captain's yacht. Choosing the instead to build the Delta Flyer.

[@Firecul]

@@krane15 tbf the delta flyer was written in when the weren't allowed to use the aeroshuttle, the bosses wanted the E's shuttle to be a bigger deal for Insurrection

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

It sure would have beeen neat to see the Aerowing Shuttle used at least once or twice in an episode of Voyager as we only got to see the regular shuttles and later the Delta Flyer used numerous times on the show.

[@simonwillis1529]

1995 was an era for me life started to change and watching voyager through the Severn year run my life changed so voyager is a special series for me Love the deck layout not sure how you found out where everything is Never thought about shuttle bay having another level to park everything

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching Simon!

[@jameswinn3281]

Thank you for doing the USS Voyager! My favourite! Great work!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you too for watching james!

[@DEFkon001]

Pretty interesting. The thing that always seemed odd for Voyager was just how much space was dedicated to the Captain. In contrast on the Enterprise D the captain had a quarters and a fairly small ready room.. Yet for a ship half the size, Voyager's captain had s ready room that looks nearly twice as large, and an equal if not larger Captain's quarters -- and at the start of the show the officer's mess hall is the Captain's private dining hall. Janeway begrudgingly lets Neelix convert it into a kitchen / mess for the crew. This always made Voyager seem like it was inspired by private yachts or small cruise ships where you see the crew living spaces made very small and compact so that the guests / owners could have a more luxurious experience. Being a "Lower Decks" crew member on Voyager would've been a rough assignment. Small spaces, no windows, rationed food and holodeck, and a 50 / 50 chance you were bunking with or taking orders from a person from the Maquis terrorists you were originally supposed to be capturing.

[@Here_is_Waldo]

I suppose the Enterprise D was meant for families who would live aboard for years at a time, so they made sure the average crew had a bigger space. Voyager I think was meant more for scientific expeditions rather than long term travel, wasn't it? So I suppose the idea was that there might be more short-term crew, with the captain being one of the few who would live there full time.

[@voltreker]

fantastic job and attention to detail.I will definitely follow your work.

[@Halfscreen]

Awesome, thank you!

[@TheRailwayDrone]

The best starship on which I've ever served. We had a tough time in the Delta Quadrant, but let me tell you this: when we got home, it was the absolute BEST time of my life. Now that I've retired, I miss Captain Janeway the ship, and the rest of the crew. Captain Janeway was the best captain under whom I've had the privilege to serve.

[@TheRailwayDrone]

@Get to the Choppaa Thanks! Glad to be here!

[@TheRailwayDrone]

@Get to the Choppaa hehehehe

[@poefje]

Very impressive! Great work thank you!

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@nriqueog]

Another AWESOME job! Question: I have trouble seeing the dots that connect to the labeled rooms, is it possible to add a soft color overlay on top of the rooms to locate them better?

[@Halfscreen]

Yes, it was mentioned before but these gui are the standard one I used before. I'm looking for different version.

[@IBYDCFLY]

Thank you for this amazing job!

[@Halfscreen]

No worries and thanks for watching and leaving a comments Claudio!

[@carmelasanchez698]

Oh hell yeah it's an awesome ship. It's a Well maneuvered Cruiser that's heavily-armed quick, smart and fast but the captain was able to get Voyager finally home without the Admirals help until she finally did. But all in all from 1 to 10 I give it a full 10 if I could I would give it a hundred percent. My daughter and I who is 2 years old we both watched the beginning of the theme where the ship goes through the fire mode. And dance and dance away swaying back and forth like like a swaying dove back and forth and back and forth. Every time she hears the beginning of Voyager she runs to the TV grabbing her mother and I wants all of us to dance with her swing back and forth. So as you see she's a huge Star Trek fan and so am I and wants to become a future Star Trek Starfleet and Federation member of the Star Trek branch. I've been collecting a lot of eaglemoss ships and space stations I have about 50 items all together between good guy ships and bad guy ships space stations and all of that good stuff. And I'm inheriting it to my daughter period. as long as I take care of them it will go to her when she's old enough to use them and take care of them wisely understands and in order as I do. That includes the diamond select ships I have like enterprise-e sovereign-class Plus enterprise-d Galaxy class star Cruiser for exploration science vessel. And my enterprise-b Excelsior class she's a well-armed Starship does many things that any other vessel can do. So I beg you please please please make more of these videos especially new ones or even ones from season 3. Thank you for your time and cooperation hugs and kisses to you all xoxoxo

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment Carmela. It's not often I received a comment regarding a person watching the Voyager and passing that memory to your daughter and having a big collection of Star Trek memorabilia. I will try to do more of these types of animations, but they are very time-consuming to recreate but I'm glad in some way, these animations can help foster old fond memories.

[@alguemaleatorio8713]

Me and my family loves star trek voyager too! I don't understand why people don't like her

[@baystated]

Excellent! Your layouts are so helpful in getting a feel for how much space (or how little space) there was. And it gives perspectives for the distance between the different areas of the ship we see in the show.

[@karlthorsten9118]

Not perfectly accurate, I think, but definitely one of the most detailed breakdowns I've ever seen! Excellent work!

[@Halfscreen]

Considering I only watch a few episodes, not bad. Thanks for watching!

[@ronniebots9225]

Yeah agree, not enough shuttles /s

[@dlejon1044]

@@ronniebots9225 Yeah, that shuttle bay had only a season worth of shuttles, at most.

[@MarijnRoorda]

For starters, the hallway outside sickbay doesn't match the visuals from the series. The hallway is much longer and has a 90 degree bend in it. The turbolifts don't always match locations through out the ship. And nobody on the series ever visited the toilet!

[@Halfscreen]

@@MarijnRoorda The animation is meant to be a representation and not an exact duplicate. Design something that closely resembled the show would be too time-consuming to replicate.

[@DanMills7]

This is awesome. Thank you for doing this. Voyager was and is my favorite Star Trek series.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@knightcrusader]

This is a great video, I love seeing stuff like this, especially stuff the show glossed over. Only a small nitpick though - Voyager was the 5th Star Trek series, you probably forgot about the original Animated Series.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the tips!

[@gordieparenteau6555]

I may be in the minority, but I consider The Animated Series to be canon, as many of its scripts were originally written for Season 4 of The Original Series that never happened.

[@Poptart21000]

Thank you for uploading this informative video! Hope you had a good thanksgiving as well. I Still love Voyager. 💛

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! You too Steven!

[@krane15]

I really enjoyed Voyager because that was the last of the TV series that managed to have commanding women that still maintained their femininity. Janeway was always 100% female even though she was the captain. It was the same with Seven of Nine. Although she did have some female/male hand-to-hand battles -- including a brief struggle with Tuvok (2.5 times the strength of a human) -- it was believable since we knew she still retained many of her Borg parts. Not like these later ridiculous movies and TV shows where the women behave like males and fight toe-to-toe with men twice their size and win, all without any bruises, or a hair out of place or even hard breathing. These are essentially super male roles with a female acting the part. Anyway, Intrepid class may not have matched the D in size, but it was certainly the sleekest of the ship of Federation design.

[@Halfscreen]

I'm old school. Man should be man and woman can be strong but not invincible. these new shows are unrealistic, and its the problem with our "woke" society and cancel culture that has been developing for several years, making them difficult to watch.

[@Lukas-Trnka]

@@Halfscreen I don't think you have to call yourself "old school" for this. Your point of view is simply normal. Nothing obsolete. I actually think it's rather important to talk about this point of view as something normal, because considering how loud this propagation of wokeness is, many people feel pressured to be silent, instead of talking about it. This trend exceeded its original goal of promoting equality and fairness and is now heading on a wave of emotions into detrimental crazyness.

[@skipgiblets]

That comparison was awesome. This is amazing

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

I hope to see more videos like this one on other Federation starships like the Constitution Refit Class or the Excelsior Class and it's refit or the Miranda Class or maybe even the Sovereign Class or the Defiant Class or maybe even on other ships seen in Star Trek like the Klingons or the Romulans or the Cardassians for example now that would be neat to see.

[@OrestisNommie]

Just WOW! Amazing. I really enjoyed it. Great work !

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@literalsarcasm1830]

Wasn't much of a fan of the show, but I do love this ship.

[@KamauNwabudike]

Just the opposite. I liked the show, but found the ship to be butt ugly.

[@danutzzz2064]

Fantastic 3d comparison on how big it is :) nicely done

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching!

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Yeah actually the second warp core was a back up in case the main warp core in Main engineering was severely damaged and they had to eject it before it could destroy the ship and I'm also not sure that the Intrepid class has a Captain's Yacht even though they do have an aeroshuttle in that same place a captain's yacht would be located like on other Federation starships like the Galaxy and Sovereign classes.

[@ShalmendoGlineux]

For having a back up, the crew of Voyager panicked a lot when they lost the primary one... It's like the writers forgot the back up core.

[@dennisbitowf7080]

Voyager has always been my favorite Star Trek Ship and Series

[@robmckee5295]

I want to see where they kept their unlimited shuttles.

[@lefthook4878]

Replicators....

[@hyprodimus]

Transporter pattern buffer

[@richardkohlhof]

Thank you for all of your hard work!

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Yeah that's true that the Enterprise only had one warp core but that might've been because it was before Voyager was even built or in fact her class was even designed and before that time the Galaxy Class was the fastest class ever built by Starfleet with a cruising speed of warp factor 6 and a maximum speed of warp 9.6 but it was mentioned the class can go even faster as it was mentioned by Data in the pilot episode 'Encounter at Farpoint' where they can match the speed Q was going at which was warp 9.8 but at extreme risk as it shows the Enterprise D can go faster than the Intrepid class but as mentioned at extreme risk as the Enterprise could go even faster than that at the speed of warp 10 but that was because of the Traveler which means when that happened the Enterprise was almost going at infinite velocity which is an incredible feat to say the least and with the T.O.S. Enterprise she went even faster at warp 14 but that was because of modifications made to the engines by hostile forces.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching Nicholas. It always seems to me that my audience usually has better information than the Star Trek fansite. The warp 10 barrier is a theoretical barrier for a starship with warp drive supposedly.

[@junior1138]

I suppose it could be argued that in the Q episode you mentioned, taken EntD to 9.8 was analogous to any contemporary vessel going to 120% on its engine?

[@Lukas-Trnka]

Actually TOS warp 14 is slower than TNG warp 10. It is because they changed the warp scale to be more convenient for their use in 24th century. Acording to TNG warp scale, warp 10 is equal to infinite speed, while warp 10 TOS scale would be only 1000 times speed of light.

[@UserAndiM]

Wow what a great job - thank you! Voyager is one of the coolest ships in Starfleet.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like it!

[@JT-gq8wv]

Pre-production model had immovable warp nacels mounted low on the hull almost as long as the saucer section- looked like the nacels from Refit 1701A. Much better- gave it a long lean race sled look. Never liked the mini warp pods on the production Voyager.

[@rhuman8672]

Great vid. I’d like to see a full deck by deck vid some day :) but at least we can now see how they kept replacing all those crashed shuttles 😂

[@Halfscreen]

I will considered when I have more time.

[@rhuman8672]

@@Halfscreen thanks

[@Halfscreen]

@@titaniumspecial4207 I think about it. 😎😎

[@coreymoore2719]

Oh my God... this explains all the multiple shuttles that keep getting destroyed...I needed this

[@GatchamanG4]

Thank you for all the hard work in making these videos! Lots of cool information!!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like them!

[@herreradimas]

Thanks you!!!! It was amazing to know inside the great USS Voyager.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it Eduardo!

[@Rik1237]

I think this is amazing, love the work you put into this. Well done Sir

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you kindly!

[@starsiegeplayer]

Dude, your work is so good! The video is fascinating.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you think so!

[@justinreich3486]

My favorite ship. WELL DONE!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks.

[@monsterz-ro8306]

Always wanted to see the inside of those Starships pretty cool

[@gozcubukcu1]

Amazing. Well done!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching G!

[@nathanclarke9048]

Very impressive!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you!

[@thewrjrnetwork]

Awesome layout of Voyager. Great detail!

[@martinrages]

I really like this video and voyager, this video makes the voyager feel a bit more real

[@pauldarryl317]

Thank you. I believe that this ship is the best looking of all. You did a great job on explaining the inner workings.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad it was helpful Paul!

[@yetiking2057]

I enjoyed the relaxing ambience of your video. Calming an informative.

[@larsvos4]

Wow great breakdow man, nice to see the ship in so much detail

[@Halfscreen]

Appreciate it!

[@drmartinhalbert]

Remarkable video, 3D modeling work, and attention to detail. Well done!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it drmartinhalbert and thanks for watching!

[@alezandercorben4122]

another great video

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it Alezander.

[@belch4394]

wow this was great

[@Halfscreen]

thanks.

[@joe96734]

I love the detail man..Well done as always.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Gouranga_Man]

My favourite hero ship. And stunning to boot. Love the Intrepid class.

[@Halfscreen]

Same here!

[@dedikurniawan6766]

Awesome!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks!

[@Evalynder]

Excellent video!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it!

[@danielfortier2629]

Great video! I truly appreciate all the effort you put into your videos. Thank you!

[@Halfscreen]

I appreciate that Daniel!